Betekenis van:
interrogator

interrogator
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • officier v.d. inquisitie
  • a questioner who is excessively harsh

Synoniemen

Hyperoniemen


Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. Mode S interrogator name;
  2. Mode S interrogator location;
  3. ‘interrogator code allocation plan’ means the most recently approved complete set of interrogator code allocations;
  4. the interrogator uses multisite communications protocols for data link applications;
  5. Mode S interrogator planned date of first Mode S transmission;
  6. checks interrogator code applications for completeness, accuracy and timeliness;
  7. any other entity entitled to operate a Mode S interrogator;
  8. ‘operational interrogator code’ means any eligible interrogator code other than II code 14; 19. ‘competent Member State’ means:
  9. ‘interrogator code’ means either an interrogator identifier or a surveillance identifier code used for multisite lockout and possibly communication protocols;
  10. ‘interrogator code allocation system’ means a system within the European Air Traffic Management Network, and the associated procedures, through which a centralised service of interrogator code allocation (hereinafter interrogator code allocation service), dealing with the processing of interrogator code applications and the distribution of an interrogator code allocation plan proposal, is provided to Mode S operators through Member States;
  11. Mode S operators shall only operate an eligible Mode S interrogator, using an eligible interrogator code, if they have received an interrogator code allocation, for this purpose, from the competent Member State.
  12. implement monitoring means to detect interrogator code conflicts caused by other Mode S interrogators impacting eligible Mode S interrogators they operate on any operational interrogator code;
  13. Member States shall check the validity of interrogator code applications received from Mode S operators, before making them available through the interrogator code allocation system for coordination.
  14. Initially, for technical reasons, only interrogator identifier codes (hereinafter II codes) 0 to 15 were defined and used as interrogator codes.
  15. Member States shall take the necessary measures to ensure that the centralised interrogator code allocation service: